COVID Latest: Carroll County Schools Go To Virtual Learning
The Carroll County Board of Education has voted to return to all virtual learning starting Thursday.
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The Carroll County Board of Education has voted to return to all virtual learning starting Thursday.
Maryland recorded more than two thousand new COVID-19 infections Wednesday—only the third time ever the state has seen new cares rise above that number.
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine is one of more than 50 clinical trial sites across the country testing potential therapies for COVID-19 outpatients with mild to moderate symptoms.
Nearly one million Marylanders have already opted in to receive COVID-19 notifications and contact tracing updates.
A Baltimore man is pleading for the public to help him find his dog Rosie, who was stolen from his Woodberry home.
Police have arrested 14 people in a series of carjackings in Baltimore in recent weeks, city police said Wednesday.
Thanksgiving is upon us, and there's a debate across America -- is it called dressing or stuffing?
The coronavirus pandemic has increased the strain on groups that work to prevent homelessness in Maryland, with experts saying single mothers and people of color are being hurt the most.
Come December 7, the Anne Arundel County Police Department will make history if the county council approves the appointment of Chief Amal Awad as the county's next top cop.
Another long-standing Baltimore holiday tradition will look different this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Port of Baltimore is one of the best for detecting stolen cars being sent overseas. Baltimore field officers intercepted 157 stolen vehicles during the fiscal year 2020.
A 'Mask'erade Ball fundraiser for Coppin State University's women's basketball team will be held on Nov. 20.
County Executive Calvin Ball announced Wednesday nearly $6 million in CARES Act funding will be allocated to the Howard County Public School System.
From decorations to music, the holidays are making their presence felt, but is it too early?
Baltimore County Public Schools said Wednesday that a person involved in the meal distribution program at Castle Drive and Holly Lane and on Solar Circle has recently tested positive for COVID-19.
